Why India has a POOR CREDIT RATING Despite being the fastest growing ECONOMY? : Detailed CaseStudy

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
Hi everybody,
Since the past 10 years, India has seen extraordinary economic growth!
This is inspite of Covid, inspite of the Russia ukraine war and inspite of the Israel Palestine war!
Now whenever this extraordinary growth happens, the most important benefit we get at the global level is better credit rating!
This is the ability to borrow more money both with loans and Bonds.
Because if you look at the most developed countries in the world, the core reason for their growth is nothing but debt!
You can see this phenomena with America, Japan, China and even Singapore which have debt levels which are more than 100% of their gdp.
But India only has a debt to gdp ratio of 81%.
And you know what?? Inspite of being the 5th largest economy in the world, inspite of being the fastest growing economy in the world inspite of having and inspite of never defaulting in our history, India’s credit rating in the world is so bad that, we are rated below countries like Peru, Philippines and even Kazakhstan!
This is the reason why We are being asked to pay 1000s of crores in extra interest, our foreign portfolio investment is heavily impacted and the Indian economy is losing crores in interest!
And if we want to become the 3rd largest economy, we have to eradicate this obstacle before it topples us! This is the reason why the Indian finance ministry has published an entire research paper on why these credit agencies need to change the way the look at India!!
So if you are a business student, a consultant, a UPSC student economics student or an investor, this is one of the most amazing case studies you will study!
So lets dive deeper and undertanad,
What exactly is a credit rating and why is it important?
Why is India being discriminated by these credit rating agencies?
How does it cost 1000s of crores to the economy of India?
What are the flaws that our ministry has pointed out?
And how are we trying to fix it?
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[@FartingHorse420]

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[@manansapaloke8231]

The title has mistake.... A and THE is written together

[@chiragganguly]

Care Ratings our desi rating agency has launched sovereign ratings and soon hopefully the tables will be turned.

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[@Naveen_Khatri...]

Jaanbujhakar rkhi gyi h.. taaki Govt khus rhe .. ​@@FartingHorse420

[@chandanmishra294]

Moody's, S&P were one of the major reasons for the 2008 financial crisis. They rated dog shit bonds AAA , i just find so funny that they are still given the credibility to determine the Credit worthiness of a growing nation like India.

[@yashpanchal9247]

Hope they don't do it for bse SENSEX😂

[@jeetjaiswal3799]

So true! The swaps that bet on whether someone would default on their mortgage was rated AAA+😂

[@Hari-ur9ve]

If Rahul Gandhi he would've sold the Country long back... In politics there is No-perfection. We can always select the BEST of the WORST.

[@nikhilmarkad2618]

True, Moody's & S&P are corrupted to the core..

[@SpiderSid007]

Bingo! 👏👏👏👏

[@shubhampatil8832]

bro this was some real knowledge....... I think 99% of those who watched weren't aware of this...... hats off ganesh

[@pikachue602]

We were gyaniraj😂😂😂

[@JayPatel-xt9ug]

@@sanjaikrishna7107Dhruv rathee be like: "mujhe kyu toda?" 🤣

[@shubhampatil8832]

@@sanjaikrishna7107 Meanwhile dhruv rathee...."GOVT NE LIC BECH DIYA"

[@shantanusingh7600]

So you watch his videos .... that's how you know it? lol.. SPOILER ALERT !! You are the "average Dhruv Rathee viewer " .@@sanjaikrishna7107

[@anupamchakraborty5467]

That is why less than 1% have the potential to crack UPSC CSE 😂😂😂

[@letstalk]

Amazing Stuff Bro! Wish to see you as an expert on Television debates, rather than having underknowledged spokespersons from different parties. Keep the good work going!! Simply love what you do.

[@sri460]

It's a TEAM work

[@pranavvdhamdhere8318]

No television is crap good that he’s here

[@sagarapte6554]

Television is always making people crazy that’s he is here to deliver the clear message and thoughts

[@KinshukJoshi]

Why did you remit money for this? #Justasking 🤔

[@young_n._older]

To support his work. Simple.​@@KinshukJoshi

[@vijayadewan7065]

I ALWAYS THOUGHT BONDS WERE TOO COMPLICATED TO UNDERSTAND---THANKS FOR THE SIMPLE EXPLANATION.

[@hevonix]

Yes, they are. Even in the graphs showcased for making his point, I would be very curious to know what the correlation coefficient was, even at a cursory glance at the chart, I would safely say that they seem to be insufficient for any statistical conclusion. Not only that, "the perception" that he is talking about of course would factor in because future projects cannot be judged on the basis of numbers because A) these numbers either don't exist yet or B) Would be hard to extrapolate. Even if we consider that all these points were accurate, then I would simply ask you why the entire global system has chosen to trust these institutions? Even if you were to assume some matrix type corruption in the background, I would then ask, can governments predict or determine a credit system which they would see as fair? I would urge you to think, and ponder for a second, how the happiness index, performance of their labour, policies enabling freedom to do business in their land, and all other "qualitative" measures of a country's success and performance could influence an investor's decision while deciding where to invest their money. Good luck researching.

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

From a long time I had this confusion of why our credit ratings is so low despite being so much successful in economy (especially macroecomy) for decades and now after knowing the reality it hurts because those agencies clearly lack transparency and effective evaluation and assessment methods still investors give them so much value. This needs to be addressed and change.

[@anudeepdesai]

Investors gain lot of money if the points are low, that's why they support, everyone knows India can payback, but 5% more interest rate would really cheerup foreign investors

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

@@anudeepdesai so if this is the scenario then most of those second hand buyers must be from foreign who just waits for the prices of bond to reduce...?

[@anudeepdesai]

@@vibhutisrivastava2789 doesn't have to be second hand buyers, new issues will have much higher interest percentage because the bond ratings are bad, if the rating goes down govt needs to increase the intrest to attract more investors

[@AjaySharma-qu6pt]

I don't get it if we are so self sufficient why do we borrow money from these international monetary funds. The real truth is our economy is as much in black as in white. In India the real wealth is so much concentrated with some few people and majority of them are hardly making as much money as common man in developed economies. We are a country where we want freebies but no wants to ask questions from govt. Infact we as Indians don't give a shit about where our real tax money is going. We are happy if our belly are filled with toxic wealth even if our neighbours are dying of hunger. Thia goes perfect fo us including me " so main 99 baiemaan fir bhi mera bharat mahaan. We can spend millions of dollars on trump visit but we cannot spend money on good public education system, good public transport, good public health

[@anudeepdesai]

@@AjaySharma-qu6pt last few sentences were true, but I don't agree with 1st one, India is not self sufficient yet, and look at atal setu, govt borrowed 18k Crs, built 21kms bridge on sea, reduced travel time and distance to 20mins saved 200₹ worth of petrol for each traveller, when they asked 275₹ toll fees everyone started crying including people in other state who didn't even see the bridge for once, this is the kind of democracy we have, criticise govt for every good deed they have done, with people like this do you think govt can ask money before hand, people are not ready to give even after they built it and using it. That's why borrowing necessary

[@yashvarhade3500]

I am medical student.... but after watching your videos i am developing intrest in economics, geopolitics, business 😄

[@Desh930]

Stop following him; his data relies solely on government reports, which are often presented in a positive light. However, the other side of reality, the less favorable aspects, often goes unmentioned.

[@vms4861]

​@mohan9795 lmao you can't think for yourself? If someone presents one side you can see if what he's saying is accurate or not

[@MohammedTauseefKhan]

Padh le bhai

[@yashvarhade3500]

@@MohammedTauseefKhan padhai toh karni hi hai....lakin sirf padhai hi nhi karni hai

[@cuckoonut1208]

No no no, u continue and become a Doctor ok?

[@dilkushm8008]

Wow you're great mann...iam 18...this election i can have my first vote...thanks for helping me to analyse the govt and their poliy...i think this govt is strong enough to lead our country the ministers cabinet looks matured and determined (especially when comparing with the other available options) i think we have to give them a little more time to show what they did... dvlping a country with 1.5 billion people is not an easy task especially when the World is going through an economic depression...lets hope they can make this country a better one...❤🙂

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[@Fekuchand_]

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[@vritrakanha]

We still haven't emtered the economic depression.

[@abhishankpaul]

​@@vritrakanha he is talking about global not local

[@shubhamtiwari3095]

An eye opening case study, greatly compiled in a video not even 20 mins long 👏👍🏻👍🏻 Keep up the good work

[@pradeepmalar327]

This is one of the best things our current Finance Minister has ever done. Very informative video, brother. Keep the good work up!!

[@EdwinTyler]

Paper released 3 years ago and yet it made no difference.

[@parthkatkhede7772]

​@@EdwinTyler at least our credit rating is less bad now recently moodys hiked our credit rating

[@sharvilyes]

I am doing a job at S&P Global as a software engineer, I am shocked to know this, thanks for making this eye opener video

[@abhaybanugariya4926]

so what do you think about leaving or transferring to another co. Not saying you should do it. But ekbar sochna chahiye.

[@baburangeela93]

Bro Don't take him seriously...On One hand these BJP supporters saying Because of Modi Indias Respect and power has been increased in the world and on the other hand they are saying foreign Rating/survey institute are discriminating with India.how this 2 contradictory things can be true at same time?

[@captainabhi6933]

​@@baburangeela93 C'mon bro, U can't judge this as black and white. 'Impact' is a very greyish thing...

[@baburangeela93]

@@captainabhi6933 it's always Black or White...Just need of Clarity

[@hirenkg]

@@baburangeela93 Exactly, Moody S&P are rating agency for the world. Thanks to Modi and his economic policy such as demonetization, we are soon to touch Hindu growth rate of 3% unlike promised 10+%. And The same reporter will find justification for the same. Jay Shree Ram ❤ please make video to talk about Farmer’s income is so low after 75 years OR why AAP can deliver in mere 10 years more then promised OR why other parties overpromise and underdeliver?

[@ControversialismTalks]

Absolute Masterpiece! thank you for the value addition!

[@sakeenasammi1768]

KEEP IT UP...... MORE POWER TO YOUR TEAM AND YOU.

[@akshaybengaluru1212]

In developing economy, Fiscal deficit and debt don't matter when large amount is being spent on infrastructure buliding and not on freebies. If money is spent on infrastructure building, it will definitely repay the debt incurred as it would boost manufacturing and service sectors.

[@ChandranPrema123]

Problem is we have states like Kerala and Bengal absolutely waste states

[@shaun3008]

​@@ChandranPrema123Can't agree more..even when u just visit Kolkata you will get a vibe that something is majorly wrong here

[@DiabloNemes]

@@shaun3008what kind of vibe do u get?

[@anmoltakkar]

@@DiabloNemes Like when you travel to Bihar, you could tell that most people are not willing to work hard for their upliftment only. They are heavily dependent on freebies and subsidies and even on pensions.

[@parthomukherjee76]

But its high time for india when we can diversify our budget investment in human capitalisation .... because infrastructure without human capitalisation can lead us to the next chaina

[@analytical_mind_]

I feel like world has been always discriminatory towards India. Our amazing India has been always underrated.

[@praveenvasistha247]

Obviously, They make all rules to enable their own growth and profit

[@yrg007]

Fight back or keep getting bullied. Bharat and Hindus are yet to learn these lessons be it in finance or dealing with invaders.

[@ayushc5704]

may be just few aesthetic changes like planned urbanisation and cleanliness could've changed that.

[@realintex]

​@@yrg007 don't try to make it about religion when you have a closet full

[@anshul5705]

No, the level of corruption and political influence in India is really a bad hindrance. Watch what Charlie Munger said about India

[@mehmanmusic]

Really insightful! Also, I haven't seen any easier explanation of bond yield than this. Keep up the great work!!

[@MandeepSingh-lk2nz]

A very well researched and deeply explained video… kudos to you for bringing out such topics… keep it up 👍🏼

[@RahulVerma-qb8ge]

I'm a CFA Candidate, hence I could relate the concepts of Fixed Income. Arguably, this is the most simplistic explanation one could ever give for such complex topics. Hats off to your work & Reseach Team, doing a really great job.

[@userb7026]

Which level if I may ask? , I'll be appearing for level 1 in May, and FI is really getting on my nerves, had no issues with QM or derivatives rather enjoyed them, but FI is fairly boring and very long, any tips

[@histarchus]

"simple" or "simplistic"?

[@shriharshbankapur9666]

People here should watch the movie The Big Short wherein the reality of credit rating agencies was highlighted which was a major factor in 2008 housing crisis in the USA.

[@nikhilmarkad2618]

True, Moody's & S&P are corrupted to the core..

[@KingsonKeshav]

The were literally taking money in exchange of good ratings 😢😢

[@shouvikroy3178]

Ratingshop

[@LaLaLand11111221]

Corruption is not unique to india.

[@akashdevkar486]

Amazing brother, looking forward for more knowledge stuff Keep up the good work 💪

[@suryanshsinghai4618]

Awesome, clears lots of doubts, thankyou for such a great explanation

[@anishbhanushali]

This might be one of the most successful video for TS till now !!!

[@vemulaudaykumar5385]

india must have genuine credit rating agency which can give rating based on stats.so world can accept. GOVT should take steps &encourage economic experts

[@anudeepdesai]

But foreign investors aren't gonna value it, they would get a nice intrest if they follow those foreign agency

[@vemulaudaykumar5385]

we have to make them to follow such system need to be used@@anudeepdesai

[@kunalkavthekar3747]

The whole leverage these agencies have is to sell their "research" and fudge the numbers to make money from the investors who use these reports as justification for exhuming higher interest rates out of anyone they want. ref The Big Short (movie)

[@MrArnab85]

What kind of economic experts will talk in favor of India when the fiscal deficit is going in one direction, when the per capita income is lowering day by day??.. No sane economist will give a good rating.. it's true that you can't accept this fact. But that's the truth.

[@minecraftlover123]

🥱🥱🥱

[@Pitts29]

This is by far one of the best case study presented by u ganesh. Keep it up. Truly insightful. Thanks 👍

[@sabvrao]

Excellent work! Eye opening… Thank you. Keep it up.

[@mayank.9203]

The best way to tackle such things is that the investors of the country show some faith in our country and buy India's bonds. Because internal debt is much safer and reliable form of debt than external debt , even when there is a possibility of default.🇮🇳

[@stutibansal5020]

That is what Indian investors are doing. India’s foreign/ external debt to GDP ratio is only 18.6%.

[@firstpostcommenter8078]

Why should Indians trust India when Indian government itself is not trusting Indians by not making INR fully convertible.

[@SelectiveSnapper]

Yeah pay 18% GST, Pay 12%, 10% TDS interest as common man and invest for 3% in return. 15% for capital gain. public sector funds are redirected to such lousy project bonds. Patel statues, useless new parliament and modi new aircraft and photoshoots.

[@sage1476]

​@@SelectiveSnapperDude common man is never an investor of bonds its😢 companies and large institutions. Not to mention none of those "projects" are funded from bonds. Also "Modi's plane" was ordered by the Congress government , haha.

[@pranavan5270]

As young people, let's work together to clean up our country. When we take pride in our homeland, others won't see it negatively. Believe in our country, and don't let anyone's opinions bother you.

[@dhruvsinghsindal2575]

Really moved by this pin point analysis and research. Phenomenal case study ❣️

[@iamlavkush_]

Loved the way you explained this topic!

[@VishnuMenonofficial]

Indian Rating agency , CARE Ratings ,has got approval for sovereign Ratings recently

[@suvamkeshari]

Nothing will happen bro. These elite agencies have liberal English speaking cool guys who are very left leaning liberal who hates our country and our culture.

[@vr1908]

Time to begin believing indian credit ratings instead

[@N15H4N7.]

Care rating agency has 8% shares of CRISIL rating agency, which has 40% ownership from S&P rating agency again from the big three🫠 We need Indian banks and financial institutions to collaborate and come up with totally indigenous rating agency

[@EdwinTyler]

There are countless credit ratings agencies in the world. But only the big three matter. Launching your own agency to rate your own country won't achieve anything. Investors will simply ignore it.

[@HemantHgupta]

​@@EdwinTylertrue but can't just accept the biased n non transparent reports published based on 70% qualitative analysis right! Rather countering or publishing genuine unbiased & transparent reports will gain credibility right?!

[@AnkitaMishra27987]

Even most of the time their predictions regarding real and nominal gdp growth is wrong. A much needed video. You should make a video on,the different international organizations which gives rank like HDI, Poverty etc. Most of them seem bogus

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

Why not IMF or atleast World Bank publish these list themselves?

[@mysterious5678]

HDI seems fair as per me.

[@_____aditya____]

Exactly! What the hell in the fucking world is stopping them from doing so? 🤷🏻‍♂️ Instead they're giving this task to some random private agencies! Like what the fuck dude!!! @@vibhutisrivastava2789

[@TheAshuV]

Indian govt itself says 7-8 GDP growth while its always around 4-5 , fake newa abput 4 trillion economy 😂

[@_____aditya____]

@@theerdalavignesh4443 Rahul Gandhi's propaganda reserve

[@SRGURJAR2506]

How easily you explained this tough thing. Hat’s off you man.

[@harshitagarwal7424]

Applausable explanation of complexities 👏👏 in the easiest way possible, great work❤

[@_Kishore__Aswin_]

Thinkschool lets trend #IndiaRating

[@_Kishore__Aswin_]

We try our best and unity. Raise our voices for proper treatment by western geopolitics

[@anishkraj3096]

Thanks Think School for this great analysis. This is surely going to be my next assignment

[@Ash-xc5jo]

this is the best case study i have ever seen , i really appreciated 💖💖

[@MananBhatt7]

Very very informative video and very well explained!! Just awesome as always.

[@sanjoy1504]

Today I had macroeconomics exam and there was Credit creation of commercial banks. It's nice to see so relatable videos. Please make a case study on The Credit Rating agency business. So that we can also have a Credit Rating agency of our own.

[@KavyaSoni-ew9il]

12 std?

[@sanjoy1504]

​@@KavyaSoni-ew9ilHonours 2nd Yr 3rd sem

[@KingsonKeshav]

Credit Multiple = 1/LRR 12th macro.

[@Shakti452]

Hell relatable for 12th commerce students😅as we have spent this entire year with credit creation, foreign exchange and balance of payments etc..

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

There are many credit rating agencies in the world. Making another one makes no difference. The Big 3 matter cos major international investors listen to them, not the dozens of other agencies. You can't change that by making another agency.

[@akhilvamangari4636]

This is the simplest explanation of yield I've ever come across. Your way of making complex thing simple to understand is amazing. Cheers. 🔥

[@pulin84]

This is brilliant and very informative, learnt new today! That dopamine rush!. March on my friend you doing great work educating us.

[@satyajitsahoo9016]

Bro this video just blew my mind 😮 don't have any knowledge regarding this, salute to your research 👏👏👏

[@CowboyNaitsi]

The truth is if we had only a better opposition then it would be much better for our nation 😢

[@-ma]

only simps think about impressing others too much and that's when opposition starts to come in. They require opposition to see themselves.

[@ObscureManifesto]

Facts. Bjp need strong competition that aren't divisive.

[@RealityBOOM]

better and unbiased national media as well

[@vugbeshbara1103]

​@@RealityBOOMwhen the leftists can stop simping for islam, national media can also be fair

[@The__Leo69]

I don't think opposition has a lot to do in this matter. I mean, other than avoiding foul portrayal of conditions in India.

[@divyanshdubey399]

Thanks you so much firstly for making such an insightful video, secondly for putting the credit ratings conundrum forward and lastly explaining bond yields in the best possible way. Thanks again!

[@ankeshonyt]

Beautiful video. Presentation. Education. Articulation. Checks all boxes.

[@jyotichoudhary817]

Thank you so much buddy❤ Keep going!!! Ye Dil Maange More.

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Keep up the good work.

[@sachinrajendran8580]

Brilliant stuff brother. keep up the good work

[@sudeepkamath1810]

Extremely insightful video! Thanks for this 🙌

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We are doing it all right! Let's keep going!

[@bhavanab.c2123]

The best explanation l have ever heard in terms of economics

[@aviiralmukherjee]

Fabulous content man! The amount of research which has gone into this is visible in the precision of data presented. I'm sure this is a video which none of us knew we needed ❤

[@saikatraha9735]

I generally am a silent viewer, but this video is extremely well made and informative. I was not even aware of this thank you for explaining so easily and nicely.

[@anirbanborah1764]

Our finance influencers should publish such videos, benificial to our nation. Awesome stuff!

[@smedits2705]

this conversation needs to be amplified and reach the common people.

[@ankitveersingh]

It's just amazing. Having such deep knowledge. Thanks for providing deep research and data to us.

[@Dhron_Unnithan]

Superb analysis! ❤ Eye opener 🤯

[@dhruvv8972]

today i was studying credit rating and credit risk etc for my cfa level 1 exam and then this video popped up in my recommendation

[@Codeii]

I bow down to you Ganesh, just awesome !!

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Excellent Analytical Video Hats off to your team and dedication

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very informative and detailed analysis thanks for posting

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Single best video of thiz year!

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Excellent! Your best episode so far. 👍

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Very insightful content brother, keep up the good work.

[@srishtichauhan1721]

Need of the hour to spread the word on these important issues! Thanks

[@arpitasoni7601]

Again one of your best and accurate videoo❤❤❤ as a student of quantitative finance i am intrigued by this.👍✨️

[@VyankateshSabu]

Great Case Study....liked the hidden problem pointed out by the government

[@WPHservices]

You and team is taking really great efforts to create such a great content, thanks.

[@ubtr9n805]

Excellent, I could comprehend this very well. Thank you. Hopefully India govt be able to convince the world like you did.

[@adarshsharma3908]

Thanks brother ❤ Best explanation on really important topic.

[@rs9807]

Insightful, well done!

[@devanathanv31]

Your are Making thinkings so easy Man ! Your are my fav youtube channel which i regularly watch and eagerly wait for next video. Thank you.

[@SathwikReddyBethi]

The best economics case study 🤯

[@kumaraditya9056]

Good reasearch...kudos to thinkschool team

[@kewalshah9910]

What an amazing and insightful video yet again!! Thanks

[@Reshma-je9km]

It was highly informative and an eye opener. Thank You!

[@NitinYadav-oq4pc]

Every one watch India as a business because more young people come in stock market ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ruhealthy]

One of the best informative videos ever in your show😊

[@yogeshbabu9942]

What an analysis my dear no other economist media speak like this 🙏👌😱

[@navk1607]

As always, amazing analysis and so well explained 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ssgamer5693]

As an ML enthusiast,the graphs were super interesting and easy to understand! The trendline is nothing but the line of best fit

[@JayDhanavade]

ML ?? What's that?

[@rahulghoshyt]

Thank you for this valuable information.

[@mayankpanchal2889]

Well done brother 👏, you are doing such a great job 👍 and thankful for this video specially 🙏

[@AshranBaig]

Very informative video….Keep up the good work❤

[@prashantkorwar8280]

Good research&analysis ❤

[@nikhildewangan8002]

Ye huyi na baat bro Waiting for this kind of topics about india where we are far far behind from the growing economics. I don't want to see bias videos everyday everywhere. Thank you thank you so much bro for this and 1 more thing bro we all are waiting for bjp promises 2 part of that video remember ??

[@sawcon4305]

Well depends on the sector sir, our loan is funding infrastructure and long term assets, it's like Japan in its initial post WW2 days. It's not for example being used in the military for example north Korea after the Korean war. We are far behind because we Started late. We were 10 years behind china in opening up our economy, plus such growth is always exponential, we were 10 years behind in time but 100-200 years behind in actual practice. Plus the initial Chinese success was because of poor unskilled factory workers, India started for agri, mining and it all either land locked or skilled based. Manufacturing requires unskilled or semi skilled labour which India has an abundance for so the government is trying to harness that now but you need massive funds for that.

[@sawcon4305]

Ps- debt by the usa is like 13-16 T which is in bonds and loans, same for India majority of loans are internal and a fraction is external.

[@nikhildewangan8002]

@@sawcon4305 yeah i know that bro

[@pikachue602]

​@@sawcon4305 China succeed coz KISSINGER GOT A BEEF WITH INDIA..

[@pikachue602]

"Far far behind from growing economies" where did he said that Mr chamatkaar????? He said the bias of a WhatsApp group who calls itself the expert in economics us costing us the world's fastest growing and 5th largest economy a waste of billions😂😂😂😂

[@jeetjaiswal3799]

I always wanted to understand how bond yields work and how they impact freshly issued bonds. Thanks Ganesh🤩

[@arien070]

Excellent video with simple explanation of complex concepts! Very well done.

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Great brother 👍🏻 You always make the valuable and amazing content.

[@sumeetmoray]

Great analysis ... Very educational and informative ...

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Best case study of Think School

[@TanmayParanjape]

Amazingly accurate explanation 👏👏👍🏽 You are doing a great job bro😊

[@DevanshuRanjan-sy5sj]

Bro I love your content man!! It’s really informative 💯

[@harsha_jk]

Think school is finally back🙂

[@thingsrecord]

My favourite ❤MBA professor ❤ Mr.Ganesh Prasad

[@INDIAN....._3]

I don't even know the E of economy. the way you explain the credit rating, that is very helpful. Thanku ❤

[@maverick158]

for the first time i saw you saying - UPSC students its been a really long time since i'm following you and your videos are very helpful in my studies and i'm happy ti hear that you also noticed that UPSC students are also a part of your audience

[@basavarajpatil319]

Thank you very much Ganesh ❤

[@gopaliyengar5724]

Whole system of rating countries must change and on objective parameters and be transparent

[@mk-uk6hy]

Ganesh, I will have to say that you are making a lot of gen z more knowledgeable and informed beings by these powerful yet simple contents. Hats off brother

[@kanzensaimin9285]

Amazing content in this video!! Subscribed!!